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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23
Declined . Pablsc Dinner.

The publishers OF every daily newspaper
iu Philsdel phia united In rendering to Mr..
John Wanainaker = public dinner, to cele-
brate his titieth birthday. In declining the
protlered honor, Mr.. WsnAmAker wrote :
" do not consider that have yet attained
to that which is in any large degree commen-
surate with the truest purposes and plans Of
my lifen =,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23

The York Gdsettc " seventy three years
OF age. Though beyond the allotted period
Of the Isalmist, II 10 one Of the most lively
and reliable Democratic newspapers Of the
stata
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23

THERE are ruinors In the air Of the uai
going TO pieces OF the knights Of Labor, and
the figures given to the Philadelph IN
9uirer by member Of the order seem to
show that the organization il really In bad
way. lie says that the membership in New
York city and vicinity has decreased from
iOi,4 ,469 In July, 1856, to 6i,79I In April,
1887. He says that the alliance OF the order
with the George men is ths chief cause OF
trouble in New York, but also notes that the
trades unions are stssdily gaining in men,
beruhip In about the same proportion ~ the
knights are losing On July l.t, Iss,i, the
carpet wesvers numbered 6Ss. Now the
membsrship ia little over 1900 The tels
graph operators have declined from $40 to
l,l32 the hat and cap makers, from s. i47 To
l,Oo2 shosmakers, from $3.50 TO 67s; loso.
motive engineers, from $500 70 37OO !:
plumbers and gas filters, from l,7O4 to 2a6
piano and organ makers, from 2, 555 70 I mo
car drivers and conductors, from % OOO n
9,g4. OF course. these figures may be bsI.
snced by gains elsewhere and they must n
any rate bs received with doubt, ~ they prob
sbly emansts from disappointed leader
but It would seem quito natural that tn,
Knights should sufler from the Ill I'D yise,
sympathy Of their leaders with Henry Gsorg
aud his iriendA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23

The Christian at Work IL indulging in
this kind OF levity: "a Yankee has just
taught ducks to swim in hot water with such
success that they lay boIled eggs.' The re-
ligious editor is apparently out Of town.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23
The Art Of Fencing.

In a fencing match at lIavre, France, on
Tuesday, one Of the contestants was killed
by the thrust Of foil from which the but
ton had dropped. This dropping of the
protecting button from the point Of the
weapon is not an infrequent occurrence,
but it is rare that it is followed by fatal
wound, and it is not probable that this ac-
cident will dampen the ardor Of the French
for light sword play.
Fencing is distinctively French amuse-
ment, and in these days can hardly rank as
anything more, for the sword as weapon
has had its day; but rs archery has sur
yiyed in England, 50 will fencing IN
France, and the broadsword in Germany.
1t serves one useful purpose in rendering
the French duel q practically harmless
amusement. To Americans the accounts
of duels in which q few scratches from a
sword point are all the damage seem rather
absurd; but before the minds eye Of a
Frenchman there would appear an exciting
and reckless test of skill by two masters of
the foil, and he would be amply satisfied
with very small element of danger.
1t is an art that requires most perfect
training not only of hand and eye, but OF
the..whole man, and the ideal fencer thinks
and acts as quickly as flash of light
Quick and impetuous action are character
| istics of the French, and if they should set
| fit to take to the revolver instead of The
foil, it might he serious matter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23

John T. Msxweil, prssclsr, Shot and killed
John Ricketts, VITO ten days previously
attempted 70 fslouiously asssult AsxWsli's
wife. kicketts leaves . vile and several
children.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23

JOHN WANAMAKER declines . Pbiladel.
phis dinner He IL wise man and wishes
TO live 70 green Old age.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23
The Population Of Lancaster

Cough, WHOOPING COUGH and Bronc hits
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure Sold by
II. b. Cochran, druggist Nos. l57 and llU North
Queen ST.. Lancaster. Pa az
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23

HERE are s0ns interesting figures from
goveRnm sources The total number Of
immigrants Who arrived In the United States
during the eleven months which ended an
Nay 3ist 1857, wss Ill, 500. against 2si, :53
during ths corresponding period Of l8s6
The total collections OF intOsnal revenue
during The nsse eleven lA0oths Of the
pssseat Asoal year were ei.56l. .S35
Ocgo than during the oogrosponding
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23

QUEEN VICTORIA hSs received present OF
S375, 900 from 5000, 600 women. Poor woman 4.
She In badly in need Of this charity.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23

Mr.. ID. l. Wiconson. OF Horse Cave. KY, says
be Was, for many years, badly afflicted with
Phthisic, also Diabetes the pains we're almost
uncomfortable and would sometimes almost throw
him into commissions. He tried Electric Bitters
and got relief from first bottle and after taking
six bottles, was entirely cured and had gained
III flesh eighteen pounds. Says he positively be-
lieves he would have died, had IL not been for
the relief afforded by Electric Bitters. Sold at
nfty cents a bottle by H. Il. Cochran, Druggist,
Nos. l3i and I'D North Queen street, Lancaster.
Pa (6)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23

1t was . CHASTITY record and WAS rendered
mono the less DO by this verse Of the memo
rial ode resd to the echo OF the cheers Of
Irishmep
We meet TO night to greet O name
Symbolical for nifty years
OF EngIand's guilt and Ensland's shame,
OF lreland's blood and lIeIand's $ tears.
To mingie with the empty gI.e
OF laugh and cheer from English throat
A new tone in this jubilee.
strong, discordant, Irish note.
1t il just a we'll that the sound OF this sen-
timent was not heard in Westminster abbey
on Tuesday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23
0lSOBLLlNROUA.
.CIAL BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND
- ORGAN fOk CASH.
,,G,s One New Upright n,a rirnS Z 0ctavesi % three
Ovsrstrung tass. Swinging Desk. HsndsOme
Fret Panels, Carved Tiussos. Patent Pedal
Guard, t5O.
One New Cabinet Organ, Handsome Case.
Thrse sets Reeds. sub hAss and Coupler. Five
OctAves, Fourteen stops. Height 8 feet, .
,nnsShss n,s LENGTH iseI II .nShss vidth fsst
Piano ana Organ WarorOOms,
Nos. % d n x. King 81. ISnonotor Citv Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23

WM. r. LEEDS has told the Republican
party workers OF Philadelphia that he is to
be candidate for sheriff, He deems it un.
necessary TO tell the people
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23

WHILE the streets OF London were filled
with the shouts OF acclaim to Queen Victoria
on her jubilee, some grimly earnest men and
women were staring at this placard in Cooper
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23

ArLlsr "A sure cure for Dyspepsia and Indi-
gestton. " DigeStyiin." 1t Is pelatable ana has
tonic action. Try bottle and you will be con
vinced. Sold by all Druggists. or VIM. =. Hid
der 4 Co, sS John str It, N. Y.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23
TWO BITES OF A CHERRY.

TWO BITES OF A CHERRY.
You know the old proverb
Nts foolish-yes. vcry)
That tells US We can't make
Two bites of = cherry.
But when cherries were ripe
| met q maid merry,
Who was illiug , make
Two bites OF cherry.
Between her soft lips, then ,
She placed the red berry.
And we proved We could make
Two bites OF u cherry.
You may have your rare wines.
Port, claret or sherry,
But give me for nectar
Two bites of a cherry.
". +. r. French IN the ConHoisssur.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23

lust RECEIvED A Handsome LINE
ana Pss sSS Ss spSa Y stripss
aus sersea. Clay Dtgonsls hslnookburn,
sh,Sgx shs,Cgrsscscs ~ and Negls9ss yheviols. Just a.
Tnmmso- festeCt A. autts from - up. 81
sossAsTn5lss: H ss::sS 5s6 q. fAIESx
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-23
Pour-PfRl,a

OF our American people are affiicted with sick
headache In either ITS nervous, bilious or con.
gestive forms, caused by irregular habits, high
living, ETC. and no remedy has ever CONG uered
II until Dr. Leslie's Special Prescription dis
covered. Give 1t u trial. SEQ advertisement in
another column. (9
sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shioh's Cure is the remedy for
you. Sold BY Il. Il Cochran. druggist, Nos lJ7
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30
. uraen

l. 0ieu t a g, ben 6. September, pom
80 rlbr GOrmitta9s an, werOen bic Safe
in llb!i4's Sale, go. 1877 Rortb
@larttr., pom r@bicasoz @mpfungs : gos
mite" begriBt peroen. @snunnte Saas
bent an ben 6eittusen ais Sauptqaartier.
2. Sn Der Gm~pfaussbaQe tam man
reieruirte Cite fir bic SrOBe 9eriammluns
abeno erbaltsn.
8. 8 a II baben ebenfaus 3utritt 3u
Der Ibenb;S eriammIurs.
4. climber unter Is Sabren wirS Der
3atrttt ni6t 9eitattet, AUDI ni9t IN Sesleis
ans Der @Itern.
5. 9oteIS betreffenb, miro uorldufs
nur has Gremont 9ouie, @fe Oearborus
unb 3ateitraBe, Sreis $3.50, SHERMAN
Souie, @de Glart d RanboIpbitraBs,
BreiS $3.50 unb Re@ops Sotel, @ds
9lart & 8an 8ursnitraBe, 50 SO per Gag,
empfoblen. 0as r@bicuso:@ omits" pirb
ipdter nod anbere SOteIs empfebIen.
6. Die @dlts iinb eriudt, in einem in
u5li9's Sale aufliesenoem Su3e Namsn
uno Nbrefie gu uer5ei9nen.
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&tief Sr. &ciIi8feit 8apit
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30

ber,li5er an ibnen unb ibren @emstnbeu
erfiGen.
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Milpautee. Ser Seisr i'm @ottesbaule
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fen Der Stabt. SdmmtIi9e Seiu4sr BON
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tbuuns i6er baS 9~elunsene ibDns Seit unb
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ibnen uon Seits Der brauen Sirser Suins
cps gu Sbeil seporben.
Wit &e9t f6nnen bic bortissn 6sutibsn
RatboItfen auf ibre srOBartise SubsIfsier
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30
SirGfi6e 2leuisasiten.
Z 70 b.

Sem amcrifdnii6.Seutidcn Trisifer
Serein sebOren iebt i4Ou iiber 500 Rit1
SlteSer an.
Was bic bcutIdcn &atholifen nit Der
al Icmeinen &atbulifen' S%friammluna In
Gbicago GcSUcden molten? 8ir wOlsn
/. uniern tat5Oll9en @Iau6sn often unb
frsi bsteunen, 2. pom u~nierer 2iebs sur beis
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Dor aQer 8elt 3susniB abIesen, 8. als
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unlern bo9u'iten Sberbirtsn 3oIen, 4.
infer briioerIides 3uiammsnifebsn befeifis
gen.
@r3bi0ceie ct. 9ouis.
3u Seoalia, Mo., feierte am II. 9us
quit Der bo9w. .. 9idmann, C.PP.S.,
isin 25idbrtseS PrieitsrsS ubildum.
grsbi6eeis Cincinnati.
g(m Counting, ben 81. 9usuit, gsads
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bate R@ cine itattIi9s pro3eifon pom Ia
tbOlii&su gsrsiHsu si~nssfuaosn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30
Gtnl q
eritsn a~flgeueinsu ameritaniidls HeutIdtn
&atboIifcn:Se rjatumtmng
iu Ghieaao, SII.

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0en llnter;eidueten 1T bic aufsabs gus
sefuaen, bic erite aasemeine amerifanii9s
6euti9e &atboitfeu : &eriammluns porsuz
bsrsiteu. Sn Solse beiien tritt an uns bic
ansenebus Yflidt bsran, bic amerttanii6z
beutidsn &atbolifen ber 8ereinigten Staas
ten, slei9utel Oh bieielben einem fatbolis
i6en geretne arseb6ren ober ni9t. su
bieier Ssridmmlung etn;ulaben. Oieielbe
pirb ON Dieni It 9, ben 6. Septems
Der, Ibenbs 7 llbr. in Der 9roBen gats
teris D 9uae gu Chicago. Su., erOfnet
wsrben.
9te &atboIiten sgeriammlunsen baben
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I'M DffentIi5en unb i~ociuIen 2eben Su for
bern unb bic Stride BET aqen, isIbit ibren
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edit tatbolti6e @eiit bel allen SOlteru ptez
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ber 8ersiuisten Staaten, nit eiutreteu in
ben bI. 8etttampf fir Bubrbsit, Srsibeit
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@i9tise Srasen treteu an uus berau,
bic Nrbeiterfrase i9uebt wie eine bunfle
0olte iiber uniern ~ioSialea 3~uitdubsr; bic
S9uIfrage beriibrt bic beilisiten &e9ts Der
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fiuoen ioueu, tns~beioubere: vbie Irbsiter
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fallen"
W6se benn ber @rnf Der Seit unb bic
Sebeutuns Der beute Stride, Jamilie unb
@eieaidaft beuesenbeH Sragen oieier /.
ausemeinen ameritanii5 ; beutibeu Satbos
ltten'S eriammIuns re6t uiele Ebeilnebmer
aus alien Staaten Der Union 5ufabren.
Sm SuIi 1887.
&ector % NJ. Tappert,
G~Ouinstou, &p.
Sriebr. Gren6eS,
ct. Souls, Wo.
8m. Casper,
Miluautee, Bis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30
Die r0mii6e Graac.

Ssit benz abidluiie bes beuti6en 9uIs
unb in%sbeionbere ieit Der letten
aqoeutiOu bes Papitss iibsr bic r6mii@e
Srase 1T bisis anseIesenbsit wtsberum tn
8eiie in ben 8orbersuinb setreten,
baB bic poliiit unb bic Brsie aler 2dnber
ii9 nit tieier Srase bsi4aftissn. @s 1T
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30
Sas 8olocne Subildum Der ct,
Sonttatius: @emein0e In
SSuincn. an
Cutnc1, Sa.

gu 0uineu, Sa., feierte am IS. ausuf
bic st. 8ouifattuss y emeinbe ibr solbenss
sSubiIdum. 8is mir Der ,@ermania" pom
Quincy sntnsbmen besann bic Seisr bsrsits
Na9mittase bss II. @usuif nit !einsr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-26

Den 9eirn bhkr 3etung hermit bic Nadri1t, bB mir, bic obengenannten
aerste unb Munb rate an Der Ode BON Commerce rnb 2oppa SraBe,
(s@ob's gebduos) ObWes SnHitut aesrhnbet baben. gir BADEN unisre Sau'
bMn in ben befen llniperftden Der get gemadt unb f0nnen untre Oiplome
in unfGsr Office gef6en perben. Mlebr as 3Onbrge erfabrIns fet us CUR
See uub furren mir biie Granfbeiten nit 2ei6hgen. fpel9e DON anoeren
ae3hn as runbelbar4 beei6net weroen. -.
2onfultaionen fnb fr Ell fr ae unb merten ale gefudenbe nit Mrhstst
~bebanbeI. 8eonoere gmpfangs 3immer fr Serren ub Oanen. gtr Dou'
asben irsenbpeI9e OperatiOnen unO berednsH bic bttltsfen
preife.
bG- aufraaen aug benz 2anbe wnben beantuortet ub Webtunen per w
pref perianbt. Mir fpre den beutf9, eHglit9 unb tran3oft@.
gMr befuhen 9rante in Der Gtabt unb i'm 3anbe, wenn gewantbt. -Wa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-26
rlnatertreffi4e a~nsiebuns!
llsbsr cine talbe gsiniOa ssrluOf.
Qcuiitana @tate Qotterp So.

DiefeS Sufitut pnrbe I'm SABRE 1858 fds
euitbnnss. unb BobItbdtisttifs 8peds bon
bef StaatsIegislatur far ben 6eitrnum bon
fanfunbapanSie Sabren sefetli9 t~neorberirt
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,~uoefidt Sat. Dur4 elm aberf9penaIi2eS
Bctum ipurben lire ae9te ein 3bsI Der oeeen.
pdrtiseu Characterization, ansenomusfH an
.. December 1879. s
Sire groeea 8tebnngen boa etntek
uen Aummern Fnbeu raoudtli9 haft.
AiemaIs nirs enc Siebuus terf4oben.s Man
Ieie na9foIsenSeu RIan.
Grpee ulunatli&e 3ie9uus
IN ber afabsnt Of MuHs, sRep Orleans,
9ienffas BEN 8. Gebruar 1887.
100000 xidets ju $40 iebes.
&albe $5.f 5auftsl 81. 3e4atsl -.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-26

2,179 i'm Setras, bon $5S5,o0o
a. aufrasen fir asenteu, fotie Ratep
fur Glubs tonneu nur Ia Der Office IN Reh
6deanS sema9t perbea.
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bic sanae abreHt.-
I2an idife @elb hur9 Bofat U Q.
ten, GfprrB Wcaep Orber, Weu Oori
Be&jel ouf geep Orleans.
Hriefe mit gurrenrb unbsrdnbert per erprst
Mtr jubItu eyprettofen.
We. q. Dauphtn,
Rein OrIeanss "a.
Ran abrsitrs restfrirte Driefe an ee
Wer Orleaus Raticnol Bont,
Rein Orleans, e..
+ COWARD Mopre, Asent,
221 aeeauia StraSs, San antcniO, 1eras
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THIS PAPER :. ES y sSSe co e ss.sesPss
Advsrsisang nu.ssarosgSnesskA y9sss S vvs6sd8SS
0ou1Enses nag DO mAoc>oc NAN M&" A
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-20

dition to the school fund Of each State, the
distribution to be according to the number of
children of school age in each State. A new
feature Of interest in the Crane bill is Sec
ton providing that zone fourth Of the fund
hereby created shall be applied to the mainte
nance Of chronological, industrial and manual
training schools, which are now, or may here
after be, established by the respective States
and Territories This is good Feat ure, and
an improvement on the Blair bill
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-20
A LONDON cablegram saws:

'"The Queens coachmakers have just reno
waited one of her Majesty ix-seat coaches in
preparation for the court functions of the ju
bilee year. The door handles aud armorial
bearings of gold, as also, are the crest
and order of St. George upon the roof. The
body of the carriage is of vermillion, picked
out with gold, and the spfings and all the
ironwork are gilt. Representations of the
crown and garter are among the adornments
of the equipage. which is lined with blue silk.
No fewer than 4, 900 leaves of gold were used
in the decoration"
The same paper that printed this contained
dispatches concerning incidents of the eyic-
ton in Ireland-men barricading their houses
and fighting bravely from chamber windows
against overwhelming odds of police sent to
turn them and their families out to starve.
The noble absentee landlords who own these
lands by virtue of title from their robber
ancestors will dobtless join in the huzzas that
will greet the appearance of the Queens
freshly gilded coach, but it will not be much
of jubilee for her evicted and starving SUBJ
jects in Ireland.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-20

TIE City Of Cleveland is carrying debt
of about eight million dollars, the result of
shameful Encouragement, and probably COR
ruption in its municipal government. There
under the direct and responsible control of
paid heads of departments, practically abol-
ishing the City Council. 1t is said the move
ment meets with much favor among tax
payers, on the ground that it will be cheaper
to pay few men who can be held to strict
account than to leave the power of levying
taxes and discussing money with an ire
sponsible council
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-20
COMMENT AND OPINION.

TIE Indiana Democrats are pushing the Hill
boom with lusty sinews. N. B.-Indiana is one
of the two or three States in which all the
''rascals" have been bounced Repub-
lican.
THE disturbance in the Indiana Legislature
has shown that the men who secretly helped the
Confederacy by extraordinary proceedings are
alive in person or in their descendants Boston
Record.
DANIEL W. WORRIES once remarked, 81
blush when think that am in the Senate and
Judge Turpie is not" Turpie will have reason
to blush if by any chance he gets there for his
friends are making remarkably dirty fight for
him. Minnsapolis Tribune.
If Father McGiynn will 60 to Heme he can do
himself and the Catholicism Of the cclntry an
Important service. Tha Vatican sees that Amer
lean Catholicism has soma peculiar elements
Rome is ready to recognize the fact and to bend
its policy SO far as practicable to the exieencies
Of our independent life.-New York Herald.
GOVERNOR RUsK gave in his message text
which workingmen everywhere, both rich and
poor, would do we'll to mako the subject Of care
full consideration. EVERY ones right" it runs.
ito work for himself, or foy any one else. on
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-20

THE Louisville Courier-J ournal grows in
dignant over Senator Winters resolution re-
citing that Green Smith, having been elected
President Of the Senate, is not entitled to
exercise the rights Of Senator. The CD.
exclaims that s.Mr. Winter would, by sim
pie resolution, disfranchse the people of an
entire senatorial district" The Democratic
gerrymander disfranchised about onc-fourth
of the voters of the State, and Green Smiths
attempted theft of the Lieutenant governor
ship would, so far as that office is concerned,
disfranchise over half of them
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-20

PROFESSOR" FOSTER, of Burlington, Ia. i,
is claiming credit as a weather prophet be-
cause he predicted last summer that this
would be a cold winter, with great huctua-
tons of temperature" That is safe pre-
diction for every winter-a good all round
prophecy. Now the Professor advises ice
men to put up large quantities of ice, as
there will be great demand for it next sum-
mer, and the opportunities of gathering ice
will not be SO favorable the following winter.
This profound Representation rests on the
great basal fact that there is more ice used in
summer than in winter, and that two first
rate ice harvests seldom come in succession.